Daughter of Zac "Oce" Hanna & Annie "Marie" Ingram
Sister to: Fred J. Hanna, Sr; Bobby Gene Hanna &Clifford Oce "Pete" Hanna.
Married: FRITZ MAX MEINSCHER, 23 Apr 1946 Austin, TX
Children: Donna & Debbie
OBITUARY - Austin American Statesman
BETTY JOYCE HANNA MEINSCHER
Betty Joyce Hanna Meinscher, beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother died August 26, 2003 after a courageous 22-month battle with lung cancer.
Betty was born November 15, 1929 in Lockhart, Texas to Oce and Marie Hanna. The family lived in the Red Rock and Lytton Springs area when she was a small, moving to Austin when Betty was about 10 years old. Betty graduated from Austin High School where she was a member of the Red Jacket Drill Team.
She met her love, Fritz, in 1945 while she was working at Woolworth's on Congress Avenue. They married April 23, 1946. and were married for almost 45 years when Fritz died in 1991. Betty has lived in Austin since 1969 when Fritz retired from the Air Force.
Betty was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, her brothers; Fred, Bobby, and Pete; her son-in-law, Barry A. Plessala, and a granddaughter, Julie Medlin Merideth.
She is survived by her two daughters, Donna L. Estes and husband, Bill of Austin, and Deborrah J. Walls and husband, Robert of Oklahoma City; seven grandchildren and their spouses; 12 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews; her aunt, Aramenta Roberts and her faithful little dog "Bitsy".
A memorial service will be held at Lord of Life Lutheran Church, 12400 Amherst Drive, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday.
In lieu of flowers or remembrances, the family requests memorial contributions to the Lord of Life Lutheran Church or Southern Care Hospice.
We express sincere appreciation and gratitude to the staff at Lone Star Oncology, especially Dr. Uri Mintz and all the chemo nurses.
Praises to the team at Southern Care hospice who helped us keep mom comfortable and provided us support. Thanks to everyone who lifted us up in prayer and helped us find hope in the midst of our grief, especially pastors Glen Sandquist and Carl Schoss.
Remember to do a kind deed for someone today and ask nothing in return - your kindness will mean so much to someone.
Austin-Peel and Son Funeral Home Inc., 607 East Anderson Lane, Austin, Texas 78752 512-419-7224
SHOULD YOU GO FIRST
Should you go first and I remain to walk this road alone with happy days we've known.
In spring I'll wait for roses red when fades the lilac blue.
I nearly fall when brown leaves fall I'll catch a glimpse of you.
Should you go first and I remain, one thing I'd have you do -
Walk slowly down the path of death for soon I'll follow you.
I'll want to know each step you take that I may walk the same.
For some day down that lonely road, you'll hear me call your name. - (author unk)
Sister to: Fred J. Hanna, Sr; Bobby Gene Hanna &Clifford Oce "Pete" Hanna.
Married: FRITZ MAX MEINSCHER, 23 Apr 1946 Austin, TX
Children: Donna & Debbie
OBITUARY - Austin American Statesman
BETTY JOYCE HANNA MEINSCHER
Betty Joyce Hanna Meinscher, beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother died August 26, 2003 after a courageous 22-month battle with lung cancer.
Betty was born November 15, 1929 in Lockhart, Texas to Oce and Marie Hanna. The family lived in the Red Rock and Lytton Springs area when she was a small, moving to Austin when Betty was about 10 years old. Betty graduated from Austin High School where she was a member of the Red Jacket Drill Team.
She met her love, Fritz, in 1945 while she was working at Woolworth's on Congress Avenue. They married April 23, 1946. and were married for almost 45 years when Fritz died in 1991. Betty has lived in Austin since 1969 when Fritz retired from the Air Force.
Betty was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, her brothers; Fred, Bobby, and Pete; her son-in-law, Barry A. Plessala, and a granddaughter, Julie Medlin Merideth.
She is survived by her two daughters, Donna L. Estes and husband, Bill of Austin, and Deborrah J. Walls and husband, Robert of Oklahoma City; seven grandchildren and their spouses; 12 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews; her aunt, Aramenta Roberts and her faithful little dog "Bitsy".
A memorial service will be held at Lord of Life Lutheran Church, 12400 Amherst Drive, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday.
In lieu of flowers or remembrances, the family requests memorial contributions to the Lord of Life Lutheran Church or Southern Care Hospice.
We express sincere appreciation and gratitude to the staff at Lone Star Oncology, especially Dr. Uri Mintz and all the chemo nurses.
Praises to the team at Southern Care hospice who helped us keep mom comfortable and provided us support. Thanks to everyone who lifted us up in prayer and helped us find hope in the midst of our grief, especially pastors Glen Sandquist and Carl Schoss.
Remember to do a kind deed for someone today and ask nothing in return - your kindness will mean so much to someone.
Austin-Peel and Son Funeral Home Inc., 607 East Anderson Lane, Austin, Texas 78752 512-419-7224
SHOULD YOU GO FIRST
Should you go first and I remain to walk this road alone with happy days we've known.
In spring I'll wait for roses red when fades the lilac blue.
I nearly fall when brown leaves fall I'll catch a glimpse of you.
Should you go first and I remain, one thing I'd have you do -
Walk slowly down the path of death for soon I'll follow you.
I'll want to know each step you take that I may walk the same.
For some day down that lonely road, you'll hear me call your name. - (author unk)
Daughter of Zac "Oce" Hanna & Annie "Marie" Ingram
Sister to: Fred J. Hanna, Sr; Bobby Gene Hanna &Clifford Oce "Pete" Hanna.
Married: FRITZ MAX MEINSCHER, 23 Apr 1946 Austin, TX
Children: Donna & Debbie
OBITUARY - Austin American Statesman
BETTY JOYCE HANNA MEINSCHER
Betty Joyce Hanna Meinscher, beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother died August 26, 2003 after a courageous 22-month battle with lung cancer.
Betty was born November 15, 1929 in Lockhart, Texas to Oce and Marie Hanna. The family lived in the Red Rock and Lytton Springs area when she was a small, moving to Austin when Betty was about 10 years old. Betty graduated from Austin High School where she was a member of the Red Jacket Drill Team.
She met her love, Fritz, in 1945 while she was working at Woolworth's on Congress Avenue. They married April 23, 1946. and were married for almost 45 years when Fritz died in 1991. Betty has lived in Austin since 1969 when Fritz retired from the Air Force.
Betty was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, her brothers; Fred, Bobby, and Pete; her son-in-law, Barry A. Plessala, and a granddaughter, Julie Medlin Merideth.
She is survived by her two daughters, Donna L. Estes and husband, Bill of Austin, and Deborrah J. Walls and husband, Robert of Oklahoma City; seven grandchildren and their spouses; 12 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews; her aunt, Aramenta Roberts and her faithful little dog "Bitsy".
A memorial service will be held at Lord of Life Lutheran Church, 12400 Amherst Drive, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday.
In lieu of flowers or remembrances, the family requests memorial contributions to the Lord of Life Lutheran Church or Southern Care Hospice.
We express sincere appreciation and gratitude to the staff at Lone Star Oncology, especially Dr. Uri Mintz and all the chemo nurses.
Praises to the team at Southern Care hospice who helped us keep mom comfortable and provided us support. Thanks to everyone who lifted us up in prayer and helped us find hope in the midst of our grief, especially pastors Glen Sandquist and Carl Schoss.
Remember to do a kind deed for someone today and ask nothing in return - your kindness will mean so much to someone.
Austin-Peel and Son Funeral Home Inc., 607 East Anderson Lane, Austin, Texas 78752 512-419-7224
SHOULD YOU GO FIRST
Should you go first and I remain to walk this road alone with happy days we've known.
In spring I'll wait for roses red when fades the lilac blue.
I nearly fall when brown leaves fall I'll catch a glimpse of you.
Should you go first and I remain, one thing I'd have you do -
Walk slowly down the path of death for soon I'll follow you.
I'll want to know each step you take that I may walk the same.
For some day down that lonely road, you'll hear me call your name. - (author unk)
Sister to: Fred J. Hanna, Sr; Bobby Gene Hanna &Clifford Oce "Pete" Hanna.
Married: FRITZ MAX MEINSCHER, 23 Apr 1946 Austin, TX
Children: Donna & Debbie
OBITUARY - Austin American Statesman
BETTY JOYCE HANNA MEINSCHER
Betty Joyce Hanna Meinscher, beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother died August 26, 2003 after a courageous 22-month battle with lung cancer.
Betty was born November 15, 1929 in Lockhart, Texas to Oce and Marie Hanna. The family lived in the Red Rock and Lytton Springs area when she was a small, moving to Austin when Betty was about 10 years old. Betty graduated from Austin High School where she was a member of the Red Jacket Drill Team.
She met her love, Fritz, in 1945 while she was working at Woolworth's on Congress Avenue. They married April 23, 1946. and were married for almost 45 years when Fritz died in 1991. Betty has lived in Austin since 1969 when Fritz retired from the Air Force.
Betty was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, her brothers; Fred, Bobby, and Pete; her son-in-law, Barry A. Plessala, and a granddaughter, Julie Medlin Merideth.
She is survived by her two daughters, Donna L. Estes and husband, Bill of Austin, and Deborrah J. Walls and husband, Robert of Oklahoma City; seven grandchildren and their spouses; 12 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews; her aunt, Aramenta Roberts and her faithful little dog "Bitsy".
A memorial service will be held at Lord of Life Lutheran Church, 12400 Amherst Drive, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday.
In lieu of flowers or remembrances, the family requests memorial contributions to the Lord of Life Lutheran Church or Southern Care Hospice.
We express sincere appreciation and gratitude to the staff at Lone Star Oncology, especially Dr. Uri Mintz and all the chemo nurses.
Praises to the team at Southern Care hospice who helped us keep mom comfortable and provided us support. Thanks to everyone who lifted us up in prayer and helped us find hope in the midst of our grief, especially pastors Glen Sandquist and Carl Schoss.
Remember to do a kind deed for someone today and ask nothing in return - your kindness will mean so much to someone.
Austin-Peel and Son Funeral Home Inc., 607 East Anderson Lane, Austin, Texas 78752 512-419-7224
SHOULD YOU GO FIRST
Should you go first and I remain to walk this road alone with happy days we've known.
In spring I'll wait for roses red when fades the lilac blue.
I nearly fall when brown leaves fall I'll catch a glimpse of you.
Should you go first and I remain, one thing I'd have you do -
Walk slowly down the path of death for soon I'll follow you.
I'll want to know each step you take that I may walk the same.
For some day down that lonely road, you'll hear me call your name. - (author unk)
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